Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Southland Times, Issue 9547, 17 June 1887, Page 1

Bootmakers JOHN KINGSLAND AND CO. THE RED BOOT, DEE STREET. GREAT BOOT JUBILEE. JUBILEE,' I JUBILEE ! ! JUBILEE ! 1 Prior to removal to New Premises in Tay street we will sell out the whole of our large and well assorted stock of BOOTS, &0., AT NOMINAL PRICES, without reference to cost, and will endeavour to fit the foot and pocket of all our customers. Men's Working Boots, Women's Wearing Boots, and Boys' and Girls' School Boots, for town and country, are our speciality, and are made under our own supervision on the premises. Our bespoke trade will have our constant attention to ensure the beat etyle, workmanship, and material. The whole ready-made stock will be cleared to make room for indents to arrive. JUBILEE. JUBILES!!?*WBRLEE. In honour of Britain's Queen of Queen's and be^t of mothers, we shall give a PAIR OF BOOTS TO EVERY CHILD born in Southland from this date te Commemoration Day, SPECIAL NOTICE We are still clearing out our Stock without reference to the advance in Tariff, cither in old stock or new goods. We MUST MAKE A CLEARANCE before removal. JOHN KINGSLAND & CO. mc 26 BasketiiirtKer. "D ATiR O N I,Z E LOCAL INDUSTRY BUY FROM THE MAKER. R. C. MILLER, Basketmaker, Dee street, opposite Yarrow street, is now turning out a varied selection of BASKETWARE all of his OWN M&.KE, from l,ooal Grown Willows which he guarantees to be more serviceable than the imported article and at prices that should render importation unnecessary. Every description of Basketware — Willow Chairs, Children's Cot?, Bassinettes, Cradles, Perambulators, Willow Phaetons, Invalid Carriages. Repairs neatly executed. The trade snpp}se<3, T.vspectiOJV Iwvited. mcs Professiopal. PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. T\R..TAMEB YOUNG, late of Riverton, ,iJ will commence practice in Invercargill on the 2oth inst. Dou street, 17th May, JBB7. my 2o [a card.] ROBERT M ANIST V, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Tay Street, Invsrcaugill. (Fairweather's Buildings.) sel3 TpDUOATIOKAL; MR CHARLES GRAY, Organist, St. Paul's, receives pupils for Piano, Organ, Harmonium, Voice and Theory, at his Music Room, Dee street. Town pupils visited if required. Teachers prepared for Musical Examinations. Organ practice upon a complete instrument two manuals and full compass pedals. 2nd Hotels. CLUB HOTEL, BLUFF. T. RESEIGH Proprietor. FOBTROSE HOTEL, FORTROSE. R. A. Elliot Proprietor. This Hostelry, which has just been opened, provides first-class accommodation for Visitors, Commercial Travellers, and the general public. The locality in the vicinity abounds in the picturesque, and is grandly suited for excursionists and pleasure-seekers. Coaches run regularly between Wyndham and this Hotel. — . i LEVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMFEKANCE HOTEL,, (Opposite the Railway Station), DUNEDIN. MRS SILK ... PEorßiETiiissa. Eighty-five Bedrooms Furnished. Lady ' Visitors are specially aesured of the select character of this Hotel. Gentlemen, whether boarders or visitors, will find airy and pleasant bedrooms, large sitting and smoking rooms, lavatory, bathrooms, the whole pleasantly situated, large, lofty, cheerful, and well ventilated. TBKMS :—The Most Moderate, Dinner from 12 to 2 p.m. ; Tea at 6 p.ia For further particulars apply on the premises or by letter to the Proprietress, jj.g. — Lunch in a very superior atvle. ' S3 MPIRE M©TBI^ 5 Tat Stubht. THE PROPRIETOR, THOS. WHITAKES, begs most respectfully to return his sincere thunka for th« liberal patronage of his numerous friends and the general pnblic during his twinty-three years' experience in Hotel-keep-ing, and to still further accommodate hia customers and suit the times, he has decided on making an all round reduction in price of his hitherto matchless accommodation by adopting the following scale of charges :— • Regnlai Boarderß ... £1 per week Meals Is each Beds ... — Is each. Meals provided for Travellers leaving Town by the Early Trains, who may depend upon being called in time. HOT. COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS. ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. GOOD STABLING Free of Charge, for parties staying at the Hotel. Please Bote the Addrosa— THOMAS WHITAKEB Empibh Hotex,, Tat Stehkt. HP II M tt f£ AW B» UOTE L., I. DUNEDIN. For Tourists, Families, and Commercial Gentlemen. Fire-proof Construction. In the most central and open position ofj the city ; beautiful views of the harbour, i and charming scenery of the Peninsula from the upper floors. ! SAMPLE ROOMS. PUBLIC DRAWING ROOM. Mr Geo. Augustus Sala, in the London Daily Telegraph, says of this hotel : c " Structurally the Grand Hotel, Dunedin, ia the very finest not only in Maori Land, but in all the Australian Colonies. It i 3 splendidly and tastefully furnished throughout, nearly everything that the J traveller can possibly require he finds ready to hia hand, at this exceptionably commanding and commodious Garavanseri, which coat £40,000." Mr Dion Boucicault interviewed, in the Otago >' Daily Times, says : " The great actor spoke 1 with warm approval of his quarters at the Grand Hotel and expressed surprise at finding such a building in Dunedin ; it was far the best in the Australian Colonies." \ Melbourne Argus sayß : " Out of all question tho nncst hotel in Australasia." Moderate Chaegeb. 5 25 J <fc J WATSON, Proprietors. F"aNCY~BALL and INVITATION CAIiDi 1 printed at the Southland TiiißH QssiGi at very reasonable pzices*